STRETCHING (E A D G A D)
A wind blew, the break of day. I wondered: How will I know?
A laughing on the powerlines. A stretching, pulling like the sea.
Bouncing off the roofs of cars. I waited for the street to still.
Clinging to branches strong enough. While pools of leaves swirled at my feet.
Your face in the sun. I can only do my best.
A gliding through the bluest sky. An emptiness, not a secret.
The ocean doesn’t overflow.
The cracks are wide, the holes are bare.
The trees are cold. Their branches – bare.
The beaches – bare. The streets are bare.
You are bare.
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